Category: Places with a Sticker of Excellence
The Yellow Dog-Shaped Sticker: A Symbol of Excellence:
Our reviewers have tirelessly roamed Oxfordshire, evaluating each place for its welcoming atmosphere, facilities, and services for dogs. When you see the Yellow Dog-shaped sticker adorning an establishment’s entrance, you know you’re in for a tail-waggingly wonderful experience. Each sticker is a testament to the dedication of the venue to creating a haven for both humans and their furry companions.
Exciting News from The Dog’s Spot Abingdon
We’re thrilled to share that The Dog’s Spot Abingdon has been honored with Oxford City Dogs prestigious Gold Award: Oxfordshire’s Top Dog-Friendly Destination! This esteemed recognition celebrates the establishment’s dedication to welcoming our furry companions…
Read MoreYellow Submarine
Imagine if the coffee you order could reduce isolation. Imagine your lunch created employment opportunities. Imagine your cake could teach valuable life skills. At Yellow Submarine this is reality! The café is home to a…
Read MoreEvery Dog Gets a Fuss
Excel Dry Cleaners A Dog-Friendly Haven in Summertown Introduction:In the heart of Summertown, there’s a hidden gem that not only takes care of your laundry but also warms the hearts of furry companions. Established for…
Read MoreA Pawsitively Brewtiful Experience at “The Little Blue Van”
If you’re a coffee enthusiast with a penchant for canine companionship, look no further than “The Little Blue Van,” a charming coffee oasis parked just outside the bustling business school near the railway station that…
Read MorePaws and Coffee Delight
Temporarily Closed – Pannekoek Pop-Up Café Summertown Are you a coffee enthusiast who loves to enjoy your favorite brew in the company of your furry friends? Look no further than Pannekoek Pop-Up Café, nestled within…
Read MoreThe Grapes Pub Oxford
🐾 Tails and Ales: A Dog’s Day Out at The Grapes, Oxford 🍻🐶 Calling all doggos and their two-legged pals! 🐾 If you’re looking for a charming spot to unwind with your furry friends, look…
Read MoreMasons Fabric Shop’s Abingdon
💻 Online Shopping: Can’t make it to the store? No problem! Mason’s has an online shop, so you can browse and shop for all your creative needs from the comfort of your home.
Read MoreMill View Garden Centre
Welcome to Mill View Garden Centre, a charming family business with a rich history that dates back to the 1950s. Founded by Father and Son, Frank and Colin Dallimore, this picturesque establishment began as a vegetable farm, but over the years, it has blossomed into a beloved destination for both plant enthusiasts and dog lovers alike. Let’s take a stroll through the heartwarming story of Mill View Garden Centre and explore why it has become a haven for families and their furry companions.
Read MoreMostly Books: A Haven for Book Lovers and Their Furry Friends!
Independent bookshop in Abingdon If you’re a book enthusiast like me, you’ll know that exploring independent bookshops is an absolute delight. And when I found out about “Mostly Books” in Abingdon was dog friendly, I…
Read MoreIntroducing “The Shed”: A Dog-Friendly Haven of Vintage Treasures in Abingdon 🌟🐾
🐾🌈 So, the next time you find yourself strolling through Abingdon, make sure to pay a visit to “The Shed.” It’s a heartwarming experience you won’t want to miss. Let the delightful treasures and Siobhan’s infectious enthusiasm fill your day with joy and wonder!
Read MoreWeekly Dog Walk: The Dogs Spot in Abingdon
I can’t recommend The Dog Spot’s dog walks enough. It’s a fantastic way for dogs and owners alike to connect, socialize, and enjoy the outdoors together. If you ever get the opportunity to join one of their walks, I wholeheartedly encourage you to do so. It’s an experience you won’t forget!
Read MoreA Pawsitively Amazing Experience at Willows: A Dog-Friendly Shake Shop, Café, and Craft Haven
Willows Shake Shop and Café was nothing short of extraordinary. From their delectable shakes and snacks to the warm embrace of their dog-friendly environment, every moment spent there felt like pure bliss.
Read MoreCoffeesmith Oxford
Dog Friendly Cafe in the City Centre Kristina and I took Oak to Coffeesmith a dog friendly cafe in the city centre. Coffeesmith cafe is in a beautiful 12th century building, you can feel the…
Read MoreBuscot Tearoom in Oxfordshire
Buscot Tearoom is a paradise for dogs and their humans alike. Upon entering, you’ll find a small indoor seating area with a bar, tastefully arranged tables, and chairs. The tearoom’s dog-friendly policy means that your furry companion can join you both inside and outside the establishment. Water bowls are readily available to keep your pup hydrated, and they even offer dog-specific ice cream to treat your four-legged friend to a delightful snack.
Read MoreA Dog-Friendly Delight at Maya’s Coffee
One of the highlights of Maya’s Coffee is their dog-friendly policy. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with warmth and a genuine appreciation for our furry friends. Luna, their adorable resident dog, made Oak feel right at home and even posed for a few photos together. See below. It was heartwarming to see how much they value the presence of dogs in their establishment.
Read MoreThe Jolly Farmers
The Jolly Farmers boasts multiple rooms, each exuding its unique and quirky charm. leather seating, comfortable chairs, and a cosy fireplace that emanated warmth. The old-world charm of wooden beams and floors added a touch of nostalgia, creating an atmosphere brimming with character.
There was also plenty off seating outside in the garden.
Notcutts Garden Centre in Oxford
Notcutts Garden Centre is a haven for dog owners, where the staff extends a warm welcome to both humans and their furry friends. As you stroll through the centre, you’ll find water bowls thoughtfully placed around, ensuring that our canine companions stay hydrated and comfortable throughout the visit. The staff’s genuine love for dogs adds an extra touch of warmth to the overall experience.
Read MoreThe Dogs Spot Hits the Top Spot as Oxfordshire’s Ultimate Canine Destination
The Dog Spot has truly become the ultimate destination for dog lovers in Oxfordshire, combining exceptional products, top-notch services, and a warm, welcoming environment that will make you and your canine companion feel right at home. Make sure to visit The Dog Spot and experience the magic firsthand—it’s an adventure you and your Dog won’t want to miss!
Read MoreExplore the Dog-Friendly Delights at Smiggle in Westgate Oxford Shopping Centre
Smiggle has proudly displayed one of our dog-friendly stickers, ensuring that you and your dog feel welcome as you browse their fantastic collection.
Read MoreTap Social Movement
Tap Social Movement Pub is not only a haven for dog owners but also a catalyst for positive social change. By embracing dogs, offering alcohol-free alternatives, and fostering an inclusive environment, they are successfully creating a space that brings people together while providing second chances to those who need them most. So, next time you’re in the mood for a memorable evening out, consider joining the Tap Social Movement and contribute to their inspiring cause, one pint at a time.
Read MoreRiverman Records
Step into the enchanting world of Riverman Records, a dog-friendly haven nestled on Walton Street. This hidden gem has been delighting music enthusiasts for over three and a half years, offering a treasure trove of vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books, cassettes, and music memorabilia. From student collectors to seasoned aficionados, Riverman Records has become a cherished destination for all who seek the nostalgic charm and enduring beauty of vinyl records. Join us as we explore the magical allure of this record shop and the heartwarming embrace it extends to our beloved four-legged friends.
Read MoreFixing my bike with help at the Broken Spoke Co-op🚲
If you’re looking for an inclusive space to enhance your cycling skills, connect with like-minded individuals, and give back to the community, the Broken Spoke Co-op is the place to be. Remember, you only pay for the use of the stands and the bike parts you need, making it an affordable option for bike enthusiasts of all levels. I am a very beginner in bike repair, so please don’t feel you need to be an expert. I did not even know the name of some of the bike parts, like noodle.
Read MoreOxford Bus Museum and Morris Motors Museum
Oak and I embarked on a delightful journey through time, exploring the fascinating world of buses
Read MoreGeorge Street Social Restaurant
🐾 A Dog-Friendly Experience at George Street Social! 🐶 Hey there, fellow dog lovers! I recently had the pleasure of visiting George Street Social with my dog, Oak, and I just had to share our…
Read MoreBroad Canvas Art Shop
What sets the Broad Canvas apart is its warm and inclusive approach towards customers and their diverse needs. During my recent visit with Oak, the staff displayed an exceptional level of dog-friendliness. They welcomed my dog with open arms, creating an environment where both humans and dogs feel valued and appreciated.
Read MoreBlackwell’s Book Shops
if you’re a book or music lover in search of a dog-friendly haven, look no further than Blackwell’s Bookshop in Oxford. Immerse yourself in the rich literary atmosphere, explore the vast collection, and experience the joy of discovering new worlds while enjoying the company of your furry friend. Blackwell’s Bookshop invites you to indulge in a unique and inclusive literary experience, where the love for books and the love for dogs intertwine.
Read MoreLula’s Ethiopian Cuisine
Overall, Oak and I highly recommends Lula’s Ethiopian Cuisine as a dog-friendly restaurant in Oxford. From the moment they entered, the staff’s warmth and attentiveness towards Oak were remarkable. It’s clear that Lula’s embraces the spirit of community and treats their customers, both human and canine, like cherished friends. If you’re seeking a dog-friendly dining experience in Oxford that offers delectable Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisine, look no further than Lula’s Ethiopian Cuisine.
Read MoreRestore Garden Café
This cozy café has a dog-friendly area that is situated in the beautiful Garden, which provides a tranquil backdrop to your meal. The food is all homemade and locally sourced, which is a huge plus for those who appreciate quality ingredients.
Read MoreHolly Bush Pub
The Holly Bush is conveniently located near the train station, making it the perfect spot to stop off for a bite to eat and a drink before or after your journey. Overall, I highly recommend this pub to anyone looking for a dog-friendly spot with great food and a warm atmosphere.
Read MoreThe Handle Bar The Handlebar café and kitchen The Handle Bar
Dog-friendly Handlebar café and kitchen is a must-visit! Rustic and cozy ambiance with brick walls, wooden seats, and bike decor. Ample space for dogs to sit at the table and water bowls provided. Tried both veggie and meat breakfast, and they were both delicious. Expect a queue as it’s a popular spot, but look for our Oxford City Dog sticker in their window!
Read MoreHorsebox Coffee Co
Such a lovely surprise to come across amazing coffee on our walk back from the University Parks.
Read MoreCommon Ground Café – Social Co-work & Community Arts
Common Ground Café – Social Co-work & Community Arts. During my visit, I was impressed to see an artist working on a beautiful painting right by the door – a great example of the creativity that thrives at Common Ground Café.
Read MoreOxford Garden Centre
Dog friendly garden Centre in oxford The oxford garden Centre is just of the A34 Southern by pass, very close to Chilswell Valley nature reserve So if you are planning on going to the garden…
Read MoreGeorge & Davis ice cream shop
Calling all dog owners in Oxford! 🐶🍦 Check out our latest blog post featuring the dog-friendly George & Davis ice cream shop in Oxford. Enjoy a sweet treat with your furry friend and experience their welcoming atmosphere. #dogfriendly #Oxford #icecream 🐾🍨
Read MoreDidcot Railway Centre
Are you and your furry friend looking for a fun day out that combines history, trains, and the great outdoors? Look no further than Didcot Railway Centre! Located just a short drive from Oxford or a quick train ride from Oxford station, this railway museum and preservation engineering site is a must-visit destination for dog owners and train enthusiasts alike
Read MoreArt Café
The Art Café is so named because it features a range of local artists’ work on the walls inside the café. You’ll find a variety of styles and mediums on display, from paintings to photographs. All the art is available for purchase, so it’s a great opportunity to take home a unique piece of Oxford for yourself or as a gift.
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